North Scott High School - Silver Shield Yearbook (Eldridge, IA)

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This was as thrilling as seeing real silverware in the cafeteria the first time. The seniors left their mark and, hopefully, a new tradition. .V ? no . 2 II as gn if -NNN -KELLY MCFATE Working diligently to remove the homecoming week decorations from senior hall. Terry Woomert and his American ' Government class pitch in sixth hour. l ..... J, fi 512 A I ' 5 i - 1 . - if 'FTE' .E ' : gs' 3 . 55'-.5 11:51 - 'ifiif - .Q q .W K .. .5 I if - '1.' , S at R E i .., ,,,V g, fr' 'if 3, I Q- 5 T fl wil? f V ,my 9 72+ . . ' ,,,:,,wl Z 5 ri y X 5 ,7 M K --5 5 I q,.m,w ,f,,' , ,,,, H : 1L':fHf ff Bw' f,, f ,, ', ' H f Mialwwizffilr uf School spirit can be exhausting in many ways. but washing walls during class is quite questionable for Matt Young as he turns to converse for a short break. FIFTEEN

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Our inventive senior class took it upon themselves this year to decorate their hall during homecoming week. The usual stream- ers and balloons weren't going to last the entire week, so their artistic ability in paint- ing was put to use. A water base paint cov- ered the walls, doors, glass, lockers, and floor from top to bottom in an array of colors. The Wipe Out theme was carried out, as well as the emphatic point that it was senior hall. 6,ofmh21,Lwfa.4 Names on lockers from Ozzy to Gus to football players numbers were easily read. The question arose as to who would clean the work of art, and again the seniors took it upon them- selves. During their sixth hour study hall, a few classmates began to scrub and mop. A few generous and sympathetic teachers, with a les- son plan that could wait, released the students from class to help swab up the disastrous mess. At the end of sixth hour the hall looked much like it was supposed to, and with a few last sweeps of the broom, the hall was itself again by the end of the day. FOURTEEN ped I s. oors. locker

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Two 'cow pie high' cheerleaders. Lynnette Paustian and Kay Byers look forward to giving Steve Ketelaar. a DJ at KIIK 104. the whoopin' of a lifetime for his cutting remark about North Scott High School. DON'T LET COW PIE HIGH BEAT YOU! Steve Ketelaar at West High School in reference to the food drive Moments before popcorn mania breaks out. Mr. Jeff Newmeister and the wres- tling team wait patiently for the games to begin.